2000–01 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup

Freestyle Skiing World Cup 2000/01
Discipline Men Ladies
Overall Finland Mikko Ronkainen Australia Jacqui Cooper
Moguls Finland Mikko Ronkainen Norway Kari Traa
Aerials United States Eric Bergoust Australia Jacqui Cooper
Nations Cup  United States
Competition
Locations 9 9
Individual 15 15
Cancelled 1 1
 1999/00 2001/02 

The 2000/01 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup was the twenty second World Cup season in freestyle skiing organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 12 August 2000 and ended on 11 March 2001.[1][2] This season included two disciplines: aerials and moguls. Dual moguls title was not awarded because of only one event on both sides of world cup calendar.

Men

Moguls

No. Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
22 1 10 February 2001 Japan Iizuna kogen DM Canada Stéphane Rochon Japan Yugo Tsukita Japan Yusuke Kitamura
11 March 2001 Finland Himos DM cancelled
188 1 14 December 2000 France Tignes MO Finland Janne Lahtela Finland Sami Mustonen Finland Tapio Luusua
189 2 7 January 2001 United States Deer Valley MO Finland Mikko Ronkainen United States Evan Dybvig Finland Janne Lahtela
190 3 12 January 2001 Canada Mont Tremblant MO Finland Janne Lahtela United States Evan Dybvig France Cédric Regnier Lafforgue
191 4 28 January 2001 United States Sunday River MO United States Travis Ramos United States Jonny Moseley Finland Arttu Leppäluoto
192 5 3 February 2001 Japan Inawashiro MO Finland Janne Lahtela Canada Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau United States Travis-Antone Cabral
193 6 11 February 2001 Japan Iizuna kogen MO Finland Mikko Ronkainen Canada Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau United States Toby Dawson
194 7 10 March 2001 Finland Himos MO United States Toby Dawson Finland Mikko Ronkainen Canada Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau

Aerials

No. Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
192 1 12 August 2000 Australia Mt. Buller AE United States Eric Bergoust United States Jerry Grossi Canada Steve Omischl
193 2 13 August 2000 Australia Mt. Buller AE United States Eric Bergoust Czech Republic Aleš Valenta Canada Andy Capicik
194 3 2 December 2000 Canada Blackcomb AE United States Joe Pack United States Eric Bergoust Canada Steve Omischl
195 4 6 January 2001 United States Deer Valley AE Canada Nicolas Fontaine Canada Jeff Bean United States Joe Pack
196 5 13 January 2001 Canada Mont Tremblant AE Canada Nicolas Fontaine Belarus Dmitri Dashinski Belarus Aleksei Grishin
197 6 27 January 2001 United States Sunday River AE Belarus Dmitri Dashinski United States Joe Pack United States Eric Bergoust
198 7 10 March 2001 Finland Himos AE Belarus Aleksei Grishin Canada Steve Omischl Austria Christian Rijavec

Ladies

Moguls

No. Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
22 1 10 February 2001 Japan Iizuna kogen DM Canada Tami Bradley United States Ann Battelle Norway Kari Traa
11 March 2001 Finland Himos DM cancelled
188 1 14 December 2000 France Tignes MO Norway Kari Traa Japan Aiko Uemura France Berenice Gregoire
189 2 7 January 2001 United States Deer Valley MO United States Hannah Hardaway Norway Kari Traa Finland Minna Karhu
190 3 12 January 2001 Canada Mont Tremblant MO Norway Kari Traa Canada Jennifer Heil Austria Margarita Marbler
191 4 28 January 2001 United States Sunday River MO Norway Kari Traa Japan Tae Satoya United States Hannah Hardaway
192 5 3 February 2001 Japan Inawashiro MO Norway Kari Traa Japan Aiko Uemura United States Shannon Bahrke
193 6 11 February 2001 Japan Iizuna kogen MO Norway Kari Traa United States Hannah Hardaway Japan Aiko Uemura
194 7 10 March 2001 Finland Himos MO United States Hannah Hardaway Japan Aiko Uemura Canada Jennifer Heil

Aerials

No. Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
193 1 12 August 2000 Australia Mt. Buller AE Australia Jacqui Cooper Canada Veronika Bauer Russia Natalia Orekhova
194 2 13 August 2000 Australia Mt. Buller AE Australia Jacqui Cooper Australia Alisa Camplin Canada Veronika Bauer
195 3 2 December 2000 Canada Blackcomb AE Belarus Alla Tsuper Canada Deidra Dionne Australia Jacqui Cooper
196 4 6 January 2001 United States Deer Valley AE Switzerland Evelyne Leu Australia Jacqui Cooper United States Emily Cook
197 5 13 January 2001 Canada Mont Tremblant AE Belarus Alla Tsuper China Nannan Xu Norway Hilde Synnøve Lid
198 6 27 January 2001 United States Sunday River AE Australia Jacqui Cooper Belarus Alla Tsuper Switzerland Evelyne Leu
199 7 10 March 2001 Finland Himos AE China Nannan Xu Australia Jacqui Cooper Belarus Alla Tsuper

Men's standings

Overall

Rank Points
1 Finland Mikko Ronkainen 92
2 United States Eric Bergoust 91
3 United States Joe Pack 90
4 Finland Janne Lahtela 90
5 Belarus Dmitri Dashinski 89
  • Standings after 15 races.

Moguls

Rank Points
1 Finland Mikko Ronkainen 460
2 Finland Janne Lahtela 448
3 Canada Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau 440
4 France Richard Gay 404
5 United States Ryan Riley 392
  • Standings after 7 races.

Aerials

Rank Points
1 United States Eric Bergoust 456
2 United States Joe Pack 452
3 Belarus Dmitri Dashinski 444
4 Canada Steve Omischl 436
5 Canada Andy Capicik 424
  • Standings after 7 races.

Ladies' standings

Overall

Rank Points
1 Australia Jacqui Cooper 98
2 Norway Kari Traa 97
3 Belarus Alla Tsuper 94
4 Japan Aiko Uemura 89
5 China Nannan Xu 89
  • Standings after 15 races.

Moguls

Rank Points
1 Norway Kari Traa 484
2 Japan Aiko Uemura 444
3 United States Hannah Hardaway 440
4 Canada Jennifer Heil 428
5 Finland Minna Karhu 408
  • Standings after 7 races.

Aerials

Rank Points
1 Australia Jacqui Cooper 482
2 Belarus Alla Tsuper 468
3 China Nannan Xu 444
4 Canada Veronika Bauer 440
5 Australia Alisa Camplin 424
  • Standings after 7 races.

Nations Cup

Overall

Rank Points
1  United States 1622
2  Canada 1352
3  France 506
4  Finland 497
5  Japan 389
  • Standings after 30 races.

Men

Rank Points
1  United States 927
2  Canada 775
3  Finland 415
4  France 342
5  Belarus 220
  • Standings after 15 races.

Ladies

Rank Points
1  United States 695
2  Canada 577
3  Australia 342
4   Switzerland 239
5  Norway 233
  • Standings after 15 races.

References

  1. "FIS Calendar". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
  2. "Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
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